As the Earth’s climate continues to affect global ecosystems, discussions surrounding our industry’s adaptation and mitigation strategies have become increasingly important. This is why we are hosting a Nursery and Greenhouse Industry Climate Summit at the 2025 Farwest Show.
Finding less-thirsty lawns
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Study examines turf cultivars with improved drought tolerance, lower water requirements
Federal REAP funds help nurseries make the shift to solar power
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REAP has helped many nurseries, farms and small businesses in Oregon with beneficial renewable energy projects.
Green drenching creates peaceful garden spaces
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Gardeners are tapping green’s soothing nature to create peaceful spaces, and nurseries are following suit.
A matter of trust
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What makes NWREC special isn’t just the research — It’s the spirit of cooperation that drives it forward.
April 2025: The Tree Issue
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This issue explores the rising consumer attraction to Styrax japonicus and the greater attention that growers are giving this tree and provides ideas to grow and produce better plants.
Seeing a generational shift
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A new generation has taken the reigns of leadership, with some following the footsteps of their fathers and mothers.
Prioritizing nursery pest challenges
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Nursery industry input is critical to helping IR-4 Project identify most pressing nursery challenges.
Success comes from reading the future
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An accurate read on coming market conditions and a balanced strategy are critical to weathering ups and downs of tree-growing business
Getting a grip on drainage
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Standing water can encourage diseases and create a poor environment for plant roots and microbes
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